Sustainability Matters and IndiAgri, supported by the Alliance for Change, Transformation & Innovation (ACTION), will convene the 3rd National Sustainable Agriculture Summit & Awards 2026 on August 7 at the India International Centre, New Delhi. Themed “ Krishi Samriddhi 2047: Building a Resilient & Self-Reliant Agriculture Ecosystem ,” the summit is structured across two tracks: Track 1 on Dairy, Nutrition, Fisheries & Livestock, and Track 2 on Crops, Inputs, Technology & Rural Value Chains. Dr. Ramdas Athawale, Union Minister of State for Social Justice & Empowerment, with fellow dignitaries at the 2nd Sustainable Agriculture Summit & Awards 2025 The theme draws on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for value addition in India's dairy sector, spotlighted recently through India's four-medal debut at the Mundial do Queijo do Brasil 2026, and Union Cooperation Minister Amit Shah's cooperative renaissance, which is adding 75,000 new dairy cooperatives under White Revolution 2.0 and 6,000 new fisheries cooperatives under the Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana. The Summit is the ninth in a series of national and regional dialogues Sustainability Matters and IndiAgri have convened since 2024: two previous national editions in Delhi and six regional consultations across states including Bhopal, Chandigarh, Nagpur, Patna, Baraut and Alwar. Together, these editions have brought together over 1,000 delegates and 120+ speakers, spanning policymakers, scientists, cooperative leaders, industry executives, startups and farmers, and have generated 190+ documented best practices and award-winning initiatives from across India's agricultural ecosystem. Each edition has fed grassroots insights into formal policy recommendations submitted to central and state governments, positioning the platform as a sustained channel between the field and the policy table rather than a one-off conference. " This platform exists because India's agricultural story cannot be told from one vantage point alone ," said Dr Navneet Anand, Executive Director, Sustainability Matters . " Krishi Samriddhi 2047 brings dairy, fisheries and livestock into the same conversation as crops, inputs, technology and rural markets, because the transformation we are chasing runs across all of these value chains, not through any one of them in isolation ." The 3rd edition is supported by partners across sectors, including Indian Railway Finance Corporation (a Navratna CPSE), Bihar State Milk Co-operative Federation Limited (COMFED), Odisha Cooperative Milk Producers' Federation Limited, SIRA Seeds, Hindustan Urvarak & Rasayan Limited (HURL), Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), and Krishak Bharati Cooperative Limited (KRIBHCO). " Agriculture touches every one of us, whether we grow it, process it, fund it, regulate it, or simply eat it, and that shared stake is exactly why each of us carries a responsibility to be part of this discourse ," said Dr K C Ravi, Director General, Sustainable Agriculture Summit & Awards . " The Summit exists to make that participation possible, bringing policymakers, cooperatives, scientists, industry and farmers to the same table so solutions are shaped collectively rather than in silos ,” he added. India's dairy output has grown 70% in eleven years - from 146 to 239 million tonnes - even as livestock and fisheries expand at nearly 7% and 8-9% a year, among the fastest-growing segments of the rural economy. Track 1 builds on this momentum, examining cooperative-led growth across dairy, nutrition, fisheries and livestock. Track 2 turns to the crops-and-value-chain economy - seeds and sustainable inputs, regenerative farming, and the technology and market infrastructure connecting farms to consumers. The Summit is part of a continuing effort by Sustainability Matters and IndiAgri.in, India's leading digital platform for agricultural news and analysis, to drive sustained, solution-oriented conversations on the issues shaping Indian agriculture, from climate resilience to rural finance and cooperative governance, bringing diverse stakeholders into direct dialogue rather than parallel monologues. The day includes an inaugural session and track-wise knowledge sessions, culminating in the Sustainable Agriculture Awards 2026, recognising individuals, institutions, cooperatives, companies and government bodies across 44 categories for measurable contributions to India's agricultural ecosystem.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLC Devesh Kumar on Friday resigned from position in the Bihar Legislative Council, paving the way for Deepak Prakash to get elected and continue as state minister.
UPT20 League Governing Council Chairman: Gaur Gorakhpur Lions owner Vishesh Gaur believes that sharing a dressing room with seasoned international and IPL cricketers gives young players a big boost as it gives them the ideal environment to learn, build confidence, and grow. Sharing the dressing room with players who have represented India or played in the IPL is a huge source of inspiration for youngsters. They get the chance to closely observe how experienced professionals prepare, train and handle pressure. It also gives them the confidence that they can achieve the same dream, Gaur said. Gaur also revealed that wicketkeeper-batter Aryan Juyal will captain the Gorakhpur franchise, with Shivam Sharma serving as his deputy and former pacer Ankit Rajpoot coming on board as head coach. We are pretty happy with the squad. We managed to get most of the players we wanted and have built a balanced team and are satisfied with the combination. Aryan Juyal will lead the team this season, while Shivam Sharma will be the vice-captain. Ankit Rajpoot has joined us as the head coach, and we are confident in the leadership group we have assembled. The Lions made a big splash at the player auction by shelling out Rs 21 lakh to secure opening batter Chaudhary. Explaining the big-ticket acquisition, Gaur said, We wanted to strengthen our opening batting. That was one area we needed to fill after the retentions and Shivam Chaudhary was our top choice. He is a quality opening batter, an experienced leader and someone who can provide stability at the top of the order. Commending the UPCA leadership for taking the league to Lucknow and Kanpur this year, Gaur acknowledged the efforts of BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla and UPT20 League Governing Council Chairman Dr. Sanjay Kapoor. The league is growing every year, and UPCA deserves credit for constantly trying to take it to the next level. Hosting matches across two cities is a big step. It involves more effort and investment, but it will help the league reach more fans. Not many state leagues are doing this, and it shows UPCA's commitment to making the tournament bigger. Commending the UPCA leadership for taking the league to Lucknow and Kanpur this year, Gaur acknowledged the efforts of BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla and UPT20 League Governing Council Chairman Dr. Sanjay Kapoor. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The 24-day tournament, featuring 34 matches, including 13 double-headers, will commence at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow before moving to Kanpur's Green Park Stadium for the second leg, playoffs, and the final to be held on September 6. Article Source: IANS
Bihar Police arrest STF jawan in Bharat Bhushan Tiwari 'fake encounter' probe What was the case
Digvijaya Singh acquitted in 14-yr-old defamation case over remarks against Baba Ramdev
A Bihar court acquitted Digvijaya Singh in a 14-year-old defamation case. The case involved alleged remarks made against Baba Ramdev in 2012. Singh attended the court proceedings via video conferencing for the final hearing. A former BJP leader had filed the complaint alleging objectionable remarks. The court pronounced its judgment after the final hearing concluded.
India exports 7 tons of Bihar's Makhana to Canada
The consignment, comprising 7 metric tonnes packed in two containers, was dispatched through Mundra Port to ZKV Foods, Canada.
EOU raids six premises linked to engineer in DA case
India-Nepal forces step up vigil along border in West Champaran
Govt fixes 676 of 702 highway black spots, plans ITMS rollout
FIR against 46 in Rs1-crore bank loan fraud in Araria
Darbhanga man beheads wife, on the run
34.3% turnout in Bankipur assembly byelection; parties claim victory
SC asks govt to explain Bihar mins continuance as minister
AN College students join Red Run 2026 to promote HIV/AIDS awareness
'How is unelected minister continuing for over six months?' SC raps Bihar govt
The Supreme Court questioned the Bihar government regarding a minister's continued service. This minister has served beyond the six-month constitutional limit without legislative election. The court seeks an explanation for this continuation under Article 164(4) of the Constitution. A petition challenges the minister's reappointment after a government change. The court referenced a prior judgment on similar constitutional provisions.
Woman held for theft after posing as relative in Bhojpur village
Voter Turnout High in Bankipur Assembly By-Elections as Leaders Cast Their Votes
Patna, July 30: Voting is underway for the Bankipur Assembly by-elections in Bihars capital, Patna. Long queues of voters have been seen at polling stations since morning. Alongside regular voters, central ministers, MPs, MLAs, and other political leaders have exercised their voting rights, urging citizens to participate actively in this democratic process. BJP MP Ravi ... Read more Voter Turnout High in Bankipur Assembly By-Elections as Leaders Cast Their Votes
NCW set target of eliminating child marriage across country by 2030: Rahatkar
The national average of child marriage stands at 23.3%, while West Bengal, Bihar and Tripura have among the highest rates, with over 40% of women married before the age of 18
Bihar Man Kills Wife, Hides Body Wrapped In Bedsheet In Bengaluru: Police
Reema Kumari's decomposed body was found wrapped in a bedsheet at home after missing work. Police suspect she was killed days earlier.
BSEB intermediate spot admission 2026 schedule announced; registration begins August 5
Bihar School Examination Board announced the Intermediate spot admission schedule. The online process for vacant seats begins August 5, 2026. Students can complete this admission process until August 11, 2026. Institutions will update admitted students on the OFSS portal by August 12. All required documents must be submitted within the specified timeline.
Man beheads sister-in-law over delay in serving food, hangs head from banyan tree
A woman was allegedly killed by her brother-in-law in Jehanabad district on Tuesday. The accused reportedly attacked her with an axe after a dispute over food. He then allegedly hung her severed head from a banyan tree near his home. Villagers discovered the gruesome scene and alerted the local police. The accused was apprehended by villagers and handed over to the authorities.
NDA Leaders Express Confidence in Bankipur By-Election Results
Patna, July 30: During the by-election for the prestigious Bankipur assembly seat in Bihar, state ministers Ramkripal Yadav and Ashok Chaudhary cast their votes alongside family members at polling stations. After voting, both leaders spoke to the media, asserting that NDA candidate Neeraj Kumar Sinha would emerge victorious. They claimed that the people of Bankipur ... Read more NDA Leaders Express Confidence in Bankipur By-Election Results
A Bihar Congress functionary has approached the Supreme Court seeking to intervene in proceedings concerning alleged excessive use of force against students protesting over the NEET examination paper leak controversy. Dr Abul Farah Shazli, District Secretary of the District Congress Committee in Saharsa, has filed an application in the writ petition instituted by Rajya Sabha [] The post NEET paper leak protests: Bihar Congress leader moves Supreme Court seeking FIR details, protection for students from coercive action appeared first on India Legal .
Devotion Peaks as Sawan Month Begins at Baba Baidyanath Dham in Jharkhand
Deoghar, July 30: The commencement of the Sawan month has brought an overwhelming surge of devotion to the world-renowned Baba Baidyanath Dham in Jharkhand. A long queue of devotees dressed in saffron can be seen along the 105-kilometer Kanwar path stretching from the northern banks of the Ganges in SultanGanj, Bihar, to Deoghar, Jharkhand. The ... Read more Devotion Peaks as Sawan Month Begins at Baba Baidyanath Dham in Jharkhand
Sawan 2026 begins with huge rush at Shiva temples across India
The holy month of Sawan began on Thursday with thousands of devotees visiting Shiva temples across India to offer prayers and perform jalabhishek. Temples in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Uttarakhand witnessed heavy footfall, while the Kanwar Yatra gathered momentum amid heightened security arrangements.
Bankipur bypoll: Prashant Kishor accuses Bihar Police of detaining supporters at BJP's behest
Prashant Kishor alleged Bihar Police detained his supporters before the Bankipur by-election. He accused the ruling BJP of using police to influence the crucial electoral contest. Kishor claimed over sixteen supporters were taken into custody without formal records. He stated the BJP feared defeat and devised a plan to hold supporters until voting concluded. Kishor vowed to pursue action against police officials after the bypoll.
High Drama Before Bihar Bypoll, Prashant Kishor Claims Supporters Detained
Prashant Kishor on Thursday accused the Bihar Police of detaining many of his supporters, allegedly at the behest of the ruling BJP
Voting begins for Bankipur, Datia and Manjalpur assembly bypolls
Voting began on Thursday for by-elections to the Bankipur Assembly constituency in Bihar, Datia in Madhya Pradesh and Manjalpur in Gujarat, with polling underway at designated polling stations across the three states. The counting of votes will take place on August 3.
Prashant Kishor alleged Bihar Police detained his supporters before the Bankipur bypoll. He claimed the ruling BJP fears losing the assembly seat and orchestrated these detentions. Kishor stated police could not reveal the whereabouts of over sixteen detained supporters. He further alleged the BJP used administrative machinery and a fake video to influence voters. The Jan Suraaj Party founder vowed action against erring police officials after the bypoll.
Voting commenced for by-elections in Bihar's Bankipur and Madhya Pradesh's Datia constituencies. Gujarat's Manjalpur Assembly seat also saw polling begin on Thursday. The counting of votes for all three by-elections is scheduled for August 3. BJP leaders expressed confidence in securing victories in these crucial contests. Opposition parties also voiced optimism about their electoral prospects in the bypolls.
Power engineers oppose 11 kV self-certification policy, cite public safety risks
The Jammu and Kashmir Electrical Engineering Graduates Association (JKEEGA) has sought the immediate withdrawal of S.O. 193 of 2026, contending that the governments decision to enhance the notified voltage limit for self-certification of electrical installations from 650 volts to 11 kV could compromise public safety, weaken statutory oversight, and undermine the role of the Electrical Inspection Wing. The association has also called for the notification to be kept in abeyance until a comprehensive technical, legal, and safety review is undertaken. In a detailed representation addressed to the Additional Chief Secretary, Power Development Department, JKEEGA stated that the recently issued notification, which implements provisions under the Central Electricity Authority (Measures Relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations, 2023, appears to have been issued without a comprehensive technical impact assessment, structured stakeholder consultation, or any demonstrable evaluation of the safety implications associated with permitting self-certification of electrical installations up to 11 kV. The association said the issue was deliberated extensively during separate meetings of its Guidance Councils in Kashmir and Jammu, chaired by General Secretary Er. Pirzada Hidayatullah and President Er. Sachin Tickoo, respectively. Following detailed technical discussions, both councils unanimously adopted resolutions opposing S.O. 193 and resolved to seek its immediate withdrawal and a comprehensive review. Copies of the resolutions have also been submitted to the government for consideration. According to the representation, electrical installations operating at 11 kV constitute high-voltage systems that involve significantly greater risks to human life, public property, and the integrity and reliability of the electricity network. JKEEGA argued that such installations require rigorous and independent statutory scrutiny by the Electrical Inspection Wing to ensure compliance with prescribed safety standards. It cautioned that extending the scope of self-certification to 11 kV would substantially reduce independent statutory oversight and weaken the safeguards envisaged under the Electricity Act, 2003, and the CEA Safety Regulations, 2023. The engineering body further maintained that no material has been placed in the public domain to indicate that the enhancement of the notified voltage threshold from 650 volts to 11 kV was preceded by any comprehensive technical feasibility study, safety audit, risk assessment, or comparative analysis of regulatory practices followed by other states. It said a policy decision having far-reaching implications for public safety and regulatory governance should have been preceded by a transparent consultative process involving all stakeholders, including the Electrical Inspection Wing, Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL), Jammu Power Distribution Corporation Limited (JPDCL), Jammu and Kashmir Power Transmission Corporation Limited (JKPTCL), engineering associations, technical experts, and consumer representatives. JKEEGA also expressed concern over the practical implications of the notification, observing that certification of high-voltage installations under the revised framework would largely depend upon Chartered Engineers possessing the prescribed qualifications and experience. Given the limited availability of such professionals in the Union Territory, the association apprehended that statutory certification may become concentrated in the hands of only a few individuals, leading to avoidable administrative, technical, and ethical concerns while simultaneously diminishing the institutional role of the Electrical Inspection Wing. While acknowledging that improving the ease of doing business is a legitimate policy objective, the association asserted that it cannot override the paramount considerations of public safety, statutory oversight, and regulatory accountability, particularly in matters involving high-voltage electrical infrastructure. The representation also highlighted a comparative review of the regulatory framework adopted by several states, including Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Gujarat, West Bengal, Bihar, and Chhattisgarh. According to JKEEGA, these states have exercised caution while implementing the discretion available under the CEA Regulations and have retained comparatively lower notified voltage thresholds to ensure continued independent statutory oversight over high-tension electrical installations. The association further pointed out that neighbouring Himachal Pradesh, which has topographical and climatic conditions similar to Jammu and Kashmir, has retained the notified voltage threshold at 440 volts, demonstrating that the CEA Regulations do not prescribe a uniform national threshold of 11 kV. In its representation, JKEEGA urged the government to immediately withdraw S.O. 193 of 2026, suspend its implementation pending a comprehensive technical, legal, and safety review, and constitute a high-level committee comprising representatives from the Power Development Department, Electrical Inspection Wing, KPDCL, JPDCL, JKPTCL, JKEEGA, technical experts, and other stakeholders to examine the implications of the notification. It also sought a comparative assessment of the regulatory frameworks followed in other states before introducing any policy that substantially expands the scope of self-certification. Furthermore, the association requested that any future policy concerning electrical safety and statutory inspection be formulated only after meaningful consultation with all stakeholders and due consideration of technical, legal, and public safety aspects. Reiterating its support for reforms in the power sector, JKEEGA stated that it remains firmly committed to constructive and progressive changes. However, it maintained that such reforms must be founded on sound technical principles, stakeholder participation, statutory compliance, and the paramount consideration of public safety. The association appealed to the government to initiate a transparent, inclusive, and technically informed consultative process to evolve a balanced and consensus-based policy. The association expressed hope that the concerns raised by the engineering fraternity would receive due consideration. However, it warned that if the notification continues in its present form without meaningful stakeholder consultation, JKEEGA would be constrained to register its protest through all lawful, peaceful, and democratic means available under law in order to safeguard public safety, preserve the statutory role of the Electrical Inspection Wing, and protect the legitimate interests of the engineering fraternity. Copies of the representation have also been forwarded to the Advisor to the Chief Minister and the Chief Secretary of the Union Territory.
PM Modi to lay foundation stone on November 20 for two sugar mills at Sakri & Raiyam in Bihar
Bihar Government targets opening 25 new sugar mills in the next five years in Bihar, says Minister. Bihar Sugar Industry Investment Promotion Policy-2026 to facilitate setting up of an integrated sugar complex.
Bihar cabinet gives nod to fill up 22,981 posts of Anganwadi workers
Nod for creation of 19 posts of District & Additional Sessions Judge for Exclusive Special Courts; Three posts of DASJ created for Additional Special Courts
Bihar Exam Cheating Attempt Foiled; One Arrested in Motihari
Patna, July 30: A cheating attempt during the Adhinyak Anudeshak (Commandant Instructor) recruitment exam, organized by the Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC), was thwarted in Motihari on Wednesday. During the examination, a candidate was caught using an electronic device hidden inside his sandal to receive answers from outside the exam hall. The police arrested ... Read more Bihar Exam Cheating Attempt Foiled; One Arrested in Motihari
By-elections in Three States on July 30, Results on August 3
New Delhi, July 30: Voting for by-elections in three assembly seats across three states will take place today, July 30. The seats up for election include Bankipur in Bihar, Datia in Madhya Pradesh, and Manjalpur in Gujarat. The results for these by-elections will be announced on August 3. In Madhya Pradeshs Datia seat, a fierce ... Read more By-elections in Three States on July 30, Results on August 3
Shocking Domestic Violence Incident in Bihar: Woman Murdered by Brother-in-Law
Patna, July 30: A shocking case of domestic violence has emerged from the Chanpura Imadpur village in the Jehanabad district of Bihar. On Wednesday morning, a woman was brutally murdered by her brother-in-law following a minor argument. According to police reports, the accused has been arrested. The victim, identified as Anshu, had been married for ... Read more Shocking Domestic Violence Incident in Bihar: Woman Murdered by Brother-in-Law
Upcoming By-elections in Three States: Voting on July 30, Results on August 3
New Delhi, July 30: Voting for by-elections in three assembly seats across India will take place today, July 30. The seats involved are Bankipur in Bihar, Datia in Madhya Pradesh, and Manjalpur in Gujarat. The results for these by-elections will be announced on August 3. In Madhya Pradeshs Datia seat, a fierce contest is expected ... Read more Upcoming By-elections in Three States: Voting on July 30, Results on August 3
Two days on, Bihar families wait for protesters release
Nursing student found hanging in Kishanganj hostel room; kin allege foul play
Ishan to lead East Zone in Duleep Trophy, Vaibhav named deputy
Muzaffarpur heist: STF arrests 3, recovers stolen jewellery, arms and cash
A year after losing arm, bonded labour survivor awaits new beginning
PM to lay foundation stones for 2 sugar mills
Living in Russia, booked in Bihar? 26-yr-olds viral video raises questions over NEET protest FIR
Bankipur bypoll first big electoral test for BJP after NEET-UG protests
Multi-layered security in place for Bankipur polling today
CCSU busts fake tourism helicopter booking website scam, two arrested
Jan Suraaj alleges detention of 20 workers ahead of Bankipur poll
Govt to lift curbs on land deals in satellite townships
State plans eco-tourism hub around Kesariya Stupa
Officials told to expand reach of CMs internship scheme
Cabinet clears 24 proposals, over 22k jobs
Former SI gets 2-year RI in bribery case
Operation Naya Savera rescues 157, nabs 109 traffickers
PMC unveils Rs 2k crore plan to transform Patna
Bihar transgender community seeks to dedicate temple to Modi
According to the Bihar State Transgender Welfare Board, the temple is dedicated to the Prime Minister because he gave the community respect and rights
Weather Tomorrow, July 30: Active monsoon conditions will bring widespread rainfall across North, Central, and East India. Delhi-NCR, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh anticipate rain and thunderstorms with heavy alerts. Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are set for moderate to heavy showers, impacting daily life. Eastern states like Bihar and West Bengal will experience steady rainfall and high humidity. Scattered showers are forecast for South India, with coastal areas seeing more activity.
Bihar Man Claims He Was Charged Over NEET Protests Despite Being In Russia
Mohammad Sadaqat made the claim in a video purportedly shot in Russia, where he said he has been staying for the past four months.
Left Student Groups Protest at Jantar Mantar Against Police Crackdown
The protest was organised following a joint call by Left organisations to mobilise against the police crackdown on the students and youth of Bihar, Bengal and other states
NEET protest case: Bihar man claims he was booked despite being in Russia for four months
Mohammad Sadaqat made the claim in a video purportedly shot in Russia, where he said he has been staying for the past four months
Cyber fraud cases tripled between 2020 and 2024, government tells Rajya Sabha
State-wise data showed that Telangana recorded the highest number of cyber fraud cases in 2024 at 18,922, followed by Bihar (4,020), Maharashtra (2,827) and Odisha (1,546)
Bihar transgender welfare board approves proposal to build temple dedicated to PM Modi
The Bihar State Transgender Welfare Board approved constructing a temple for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. A board member stated the prime minister provided the community with respect and rights. This proposal was moved during the board's inaugural meeting after the new act's implementation. The board functions under the Bihar government's Social Welfare Department for community empowerment. This decision reflects the transgender community's institutional representation in the state secretariat.
Violent Clash Over Boundary Wall in Begusarai Leaves Four Injured
Patna, July 29: A violent dispute erupted over the construction of a boundary wall near Chandwara village in Begusarai district, Bihar, on Wednesday. The altercation escalated into gunfire between two groups, resulting in injuries to four individuals. According to local residents, a heated argument regarding the boundary wall quickly turned into a brawl, during which ... Read more Violent Clash Over Boundary Wall in Begusarai Leaves Four Injured
Bihar Clears Path for Recruitment of 32,388 Teachers Under TRE-4
Patna, July 29: A significant update has emerged for candidates preparing for teacher recruitment in Bihar. The state government has advanced the hiring process for 32,388 teachers under the Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE-4) by sending a petition to the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary shared this information on the social media ... Read more Bihar Clears Path for Recruitment of 32,388 Teachers Under TRE-4
Bihar TRE 4 recruitment: Education Department sends requisition for 32,388 teacher posts to BPSC
The Bihar Education Department has submitted a requisition to the Bihar Public Service Commission for the recruitment of 32,388 teachers under the fourth phase of the Teacher Recruitment Examination (TRE 4). Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary announced the development on July 29, 2026. The proposed vacancies include posts for primary, middle, secondary and higher secondary schools. BPSC is expected to release the official recruitment notification with application dates, eligibility criteria and selection details.
Living in Russia: Man booked by Bihar Police over NEET protest
New Delhi: A Bihar native has claimed that amid the Bihar Police crackdown on NEET protesters, he has also been booked, though he had been in Russia for the past four months. In a video message shared on a journalists X handle, Mohammad Sadaqat, a resident of Kishanganj in Bihar, asks the police to let Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Sunsari, situated in southeastern Nepal along the border with India's Bihar, is a crucial transit and commercial corridor between the two countries
BJP bids to stave off JSP, RJD challenge as campaigning ends for Bankipur byelection
Candidates make final push to secure the seat in Bihar vacated by BJP national president Nitin Nabin following his election to the Rajya Sabha in April
Paper Leak Row: AISA Threatens Bihar Stir
The student outfit has sought Union home minister Amit Shah to respond to its demands.
40 Buffaloes Seized Near India-Nepal Border; One Arrested
New Delhi, July 29: In a significant operation near the India-Nepal border, personnel from the 41st Battalion of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) intercepted a truck carrying 40 buffaloes without proper documentation. While two individuals managed to escape, one person was apprehended. The buffaloes were reportedly being transported from Bihar to Assam, passing through West ... Read more 40 Buffaloes Seized Near India-Nepal Border; One Arrested
Sub: Cong, CPI(ML) stress on early release
25 cartridges found on Patna HC premises
Patna HC sets up 3 fast-track courts for exam offence cases
Govt allows probationary TRE-3 teachers to apply for transfers
Govt signs MoU to strengthen childhood cancer care network
Campaign ends: NDA claims victory, RJD intensifies attack, PK seeks breakthrough
CM reviews infra & health projects, asks officials to expedite work
Patna Airport improves global ranking, rises to 69th in passenger satisfaction survey
Tejashwi promises pension, jobs for students injured or jailed during NEET protest
Traffic restrictions in place near A N College after Bankipur bypoll
AG issues directives to speed up withdrawal of cases against students
EOU arrests 17 in crackdown on land mafia syndicate
PMC launches drive to bring all flats under property tax net
Serious Situation in PoJK Raises Questions on International Silence: Former DGP SP Vaid
Jammu, July 28: Former Director General of Police (DGP) SP Vaid has expressed grave concerns regarding the current situation in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). He addressed several issues, including the use of pellet guns during protests in Delhi and the firing of AK-47s by police during demonstrations in Bihar. Vaid criticized the role of ... Read more Serious Situation in PoJK Raises Questions on International Silence: Former DGP SP Vaid
Pleas in Supreme Court allege illegal detentions by Delhi and Bihar police
Volunteer who distributed food and water to protesters at Jantar Mantar and his friend allege that police seized their phones, blindfolded them and questioned them at an undisclosed location over the source of funds; law student held without arrest warrant still in Bihar police custody
West Bengal will not take coercive action against students protesting the NEET paper leak. This relief excludes individuals with prior criminal records, aligning with Supreme Court directives. Several BJP-led states, including Bihar and Assam, have already withdrawn cases against protesters. Maharashtra's chief minister also ordered the withdrawal of cases against student demonstrators. The Cockroach Janta Party awaits further action on their demands.
Patna High Court to set up fast-track courts for Bihar paper leak cases
The special courts will exclusively hear cases registered under the Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024, with the aim of ensuring their swift disposal
Govt to fill vacant SCERT posts soon: Education minister
Tej Pratap Yadav released as Bihar drops student protest cases
Patna: Former Bihar minister Tej Pratap Yadav, the elder son of Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav, was released from Beur Central Jail on Tuesday, July 28, evening after the state government decided to withdraw cases registered against protesters during the recent student agitation. The decision paved the way for the release of Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Grand Inauguration of Shravan Mela 2026 by CM Samrat Chaudhary
Patna, July 28: Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary officially inaugurated the Shravan Mela 2026 on Tuesday at the Namami Gange Ghat in Sultan Ganj, Bhagalpur district, with a ceremonial worship and lighting of lamps. He emphasized that the Shravan Mela is not just a festival of faith but a vibrant symbol of Bihars rich cultural heritage ... Read more Grand Inauguration of Shravan Mela 2026 by CM Samrat Chaudhary
